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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
6
Easter preparations are under way as women visit this store to purchase apparel. The collection showcases distinct, quality fashion with a wide variety of styles and materials, including surprising and fascinating options for the season.
Plaid wool skirts and both plain and pleated models are highlighted as stylish options to pair with sport coats. White wash skirts expected to be in demand this spring and summer with lengths full at the hip. Prices range from $5.75 to $23.75 across wool plaid serge poplin silk and wash styles.
The main feature is shorter jacket length with trim on sleeves and sides. Gabardines serges and poplins lead fabrics. The new suits showcase top makes with prices from 42.50 to 75.00.
The article highlights spring dress fashions with fuller hip lines and varied pleatings and flounces. It notes fitted waists and skirts that are shorter and fuller at the hips, with satin ceres and serges featured. Prices range from 15.00 to 35.00.
Our displays show utility and sport coats in shorter lengths with belted models. Materials include polo cloth velours silvertone serges and poplins. Coats are described as splendid in material and workmanship. Ladies and Misses coats priced 20 to 45 dollars. Children sizes 8 to 15 priced 12.50 to 16.75.
A local listing advertises Centemeri kid gloves for Easter in shades black white and contrast with browns and grays. Mohawk double tipped silk gloves priced from 3 to 4.50 dollars with a 1 dollar item noted.
Mrs. G F Dahlquist hosted friends at the end of the week in WisER Lake. Will Johnson underwent head surgery in Bellingham after a period of illness. Mrs Coggins and granddaughter Winifred Peterson visited in New Westminster BC. Iene Shaw of Bellingham stayed with her uncle I M Burgess. Mrs George Rosenhall hosted a birthday luncheon. Miss Amanda Nessen and friends celebrated her daughter Anna's birthday. Mr and Mrs C A Benson and family visited the Dahlquist home in Everson.
North Prairie residents report visits and illnesses among local families. Letters from Everson discuss dairy milker experiences with the Perfection Milker, praising low upkeep costs and cow safety, with references to Whatcom County usage and availability.
A 1920 letter from Custer Washington states long use of the Perfection Milker since September 1919. The writer milks 25 to 35 cows and claims the device harms teats not at all and milks cows more efficiently than other milking equipment. He recommends it for saving labor and low upkeep costs.
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